My family and I came to America as political refugees.   It sounds cliche now, but at the time we barely had $20 US dollars and the clothes on our back were given to us as donations.   Through hard work and dedication, my parents built a freight company and eventually sold it to retire.   I started working in the family business at age eleven.

From the family business, I transitioned to the state labor department and then moved into business consulting.

As a small business owner, I deal with the same struggles that every business owner has.  On top of it, I’m a woman and that comes with its own baggage.   Like every professional woman, I have to juggle the demands of both business and family.    I’m rather like a Smore marshmallow – squished between parents, kids and the business.

I hope to share my mistakes on handling this crazy thing we call LIFE.